Bellator and PFL not interested in signing Yoel Romero, BKFC is very much interested

Bellator and PFL not interested in signing Yoel Romero, BKFC is very much interested
PFL, Yoel Romero and Bellator

The undisputed UFC two-time title contender Yoel ‘Soldier of God’ Romero is released from UFC and he is amongst the first ones to be released by UFC this year. Although Romero’s manager said that they are in talks with other promotions and exploring options for the future of Soldier of god to continue his MMA carrier.

Earlier speculations were strong that Bellator may be interested in signing Yoel Romero. But while talking on Ariel Helwani’s show, Helwani told Cormier that Bellator and PFL said no to sign ‘The Soldier of God’.  Both of them were talking that Bellator may be interested in signing Romero but the doors are closed for Romero in both PFL and Bellator.

The president of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, David Feldman says that the 43-year-old Yoel Romero is a perfect fit for their roster. Feldman says, “We are very interested. How could we not be? He has BKFC written all over him, He would be a welcome addition, we will see if we can make it happen.”

Now it is interesting to see where the Soldier of God will continue his MMA carrier and with which promotion.

Rachael Ostovich released from UFC

Rachael Ostovich

After Yoel Romero, the other popular name that is released from UFC is the former The Ultimate Fighter competitor Rachael Ostovich. Ostovich is released from UFC after suffering three consecutive losses in UFC. She fought four times in UFC out of which she won only one fight against Karine Gevorgyan that was her first fight in UFC.

Following her first win, she lost three fights against Montana De La Rosa, Paige VanZant, and recently against Gina Mazany on UFC Fight Night: Smith vs Clark. Ostovich ended her carrier with a 1-3 mark in UFC. Now in the upcoming days let’s see which more names we are going to listen to part their ways from UFC.

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